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Useful Information
Speedtraps.co.za does not facilitate the payment of traffic fines online
nor can we tell you if you have an unpaid traffic fine. The following links are to websites
of companies that facilitate the payment and processing of traffic fines, some of which facilitate the viewing of traffic fines.
All links are provided for information
purposes only.
Go to AARTO ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUDICATION OF ROAD TRAFFIC OFFENCES - information on Road Traffic OffencesGo to PayFine for
nation wide traffic fine payments by Credit Card.Go to DontQ for
nation wide traffic fine processing.Go to WeQ4U for
nation wide traffic fine processing.Go to www.myfine.co.za for the following municipalities:
Mohokare, Sanqu, Lukhanji, Komga, Inkwanca, Swellendam, Mosselbay, Riversdale, Masilonyana and Elundini.Go to www.emfuleni.gov.za for the following municipality:
Emfuleni.Go to Johannesburg eservice to check for outstanding summonses & warrants due to traffic fines.
Pay your traffic fines at an ATM:
Go to www.fnb.co.za to learn more on how to pay your traffic fines using an ATM.
For "EASYPAY" fines:
Check by sms to see your outstanding traffic fines (Johannesburg Metro Police Department only):
To check for traffic fines, simply SMS your ID number to 36997
from any cellphone network provider. Each SMS costs R5. First time
users will be sent a PIN code by the JMPD for future reference. Then
resend the PIN code to verify your details. Additional charges will
not apply for this function. You will then be automatically
registered in the database and the next time you want to check
for traffic fines, simply dial 36997 and the PIN code.
Where to manually pay or query your traffic fines:
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KZN Traffic Fine Amounts (Independent on Sat 03/02/2007):
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The National Road Traffic Act, 1996:
Over the past few years people have asked speedtraps.co.za many legal questions
regarding their traffic fines. To answer most questions we have referred to
the most important source of information that is available to the public,
the National Road Traffic Act, 1996 (Act No. 93 of 1996). Use the Act to answer any
legal questions that you have. The Act is available online and is easy to access and read.
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The Points Demerit System:
The points demerit system is long awaited for by traffic law enforcement
authorities. When it does come into action it'll be well worth your while to
know how it works.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
We are often asked questions on many issues regarding law enforcement
in South Africa. Here we provide a set of FAQ's to assist you with questions that you may be
wanting to ask. Please note that we are developing our FAQ's as time goes by.
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Rules and Regulations for Speed Trapping:
We are often asked questions regarding the guidelines for speed law
enforcement in South Africa. Have a look at these two useful PDF documents.
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Toll Road Tariffs (Star Motoring, SA National Roads Agency Limited):
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We recommend these online shops:
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Highly Rated GPS and Laser device links:
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